Posts by Asiago

My own son began naturally getting a four hour chunk of sleep at 31 months, it just happened. It was not every night, but it was enough to cause the return of my period within a few weeks, at 32 months (though I have no plans of...

Quote: Originally Posted by MamaGill  It's my understanding that night time nursing plays a much bigger role in suppressing ovulation than daytime nursing.  Milk supply and hormones are calibrated largely by how...

You may like this site about co-sleeping: http://cosleeping.nd.edu/   Well wishes and congrats on your baby

Thanks Susanmary, what a wonderful post. I am mom to a 3.5 yr old and have noticed quite a difference lately per the night time nursing. Watching the natural weaning unfold is fascinating to me. Best wishes to you!

A 4-6 hour block without nursing during the night is enough for many women to trigger return of AF......even a few nights. Some people need 6 hours, but as soon as my son slept a few four hour blocks at night,...

My husband had asked me to read this article recently and it made such an impact on me. Thanks for posting, it was helpful to read it again.

You could try searching.......... encephalitis encephalopathy infant head circumference. Did your children have any adverse reactions to vaccination? Encephalopathy is included among the list of vaccination injuries...

Your son is 32 months (?)   With my own son what a change between 31 months and 41 months! His nursing went from every hour or two all night long to just once or twice throughout the night.   If you are able to let...

When you consider that one drop of breastmilk has one million white blood cells, every time you pump, even a small amount, you are doing something life changing for your son.   Be kind to yourself. You are a wonderful mama.

I can't seem to find the Toronto or Canadian Medical Licensing Board. I would certainly entertain the thought of reporting her to them though. It doesn't seem ethical for your doctor to do this.